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Why You Should Book a Trip to Palermo Now, Before the Rest of the World Does
Early evening: the perfect time for a stroll through Palermo’s centro storico. Eighteenth-century palazzi lined the streets, their windows framed by the... Read More
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Watch This Luxury Cruise Ship Get Cut in Half
Why buy another ship when you can just saw one in half?Silversea cut the Silver Spirit in half over the weekend and is currently installing a new 49... Read More
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VIDEO: Five Things To Do in Palermo
Known as a bridge between the East and West, thanks to its geographic location on the northwestern shore of Sicily, this Italian city is the island’s... Read More
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Best Places to Travel in 2014
On Nicaragua’s Little Corn Island, the fresh lobster is cheap; the hammocks plentiful; and the pace slow. Factor in a new hotel and spa with 16... Read More
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Street Artist Axel Void Paints Murals in Palermo, Italy
With a street name that rings like a comic book anti-hero, and a polynym straight out of a fairy tale, it’s no wonder that Axel Void(Alejandro Hugo... Read More
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5 Reasons to Visit Palermo, Sicily
Sicily’s allure is undeniable, but its capital is less universally loved. T+L reveals five compelling reasons to make it a destination. Because wine... Read More
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World's Craziest Waterslides
As you speed along the ship’s top-deck raft ride, waves break at the ocean’s surface 150 feet below. It’s an acrophobe’s nightmare—and could be the most... Read More
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Italy’s Secret Countryside
In their new book For the Love of Italy: Rural Pleasures and Hotel Estates (Clarkson Potter; $60), Marella Caracciolo and Oberto Gili travel from the... Read More
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World's Top Food Markets
Step into Madrid’s historic Mercado de San Miguel, housed in a soaring 1916 Beaux-Arts building, and plop down in the buzzing central café area with a... Read More
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Favorite Food Markets: Jerusalem, New York, Paris, Tokyo
CAIRO Khan el-Khalili To my mind, the word exotic was invented for the Middle East and its grand bazaars, consummate merchants, and sensuous honeyed... Read More
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The 10 Greatest Opera Houses
For those who suffer from what Cocteau called the "red-and-gold disease," relief is found only in the glittery, cavernous darkness of an opera house.... Read More